Solution

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The mapping theorem for Poisson point processes applies provided is a measurable function and its pushforward measure
is locally finite, meaning
for every bounded Borel set . If “Poisson process” means a simple point process, one also requires to be atomless, equivalently
Under these conditions, is a Poisson point process with mean measure

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